What is the difference between these two phrases?

Question

1. Different things are thought differently.

2. Different things are thought to be different.

Do 1&2 mean the same?

Answer 1

Both sentences are very 'heavy' and bad English.

1 Things can not be thought of. Would a table think differently from a bed? Or is it a person thinking of the table and the bed.  Of course - different.

2. The difference is in the things not the thought.  Thus the difference is the fact, and can not be thought of difference.

Peace.

Answer 2

Without context I will assume that they are NOT the same.

A few points would be what is meant by the term thought.

What is meant by the term things.

1 and 2 could mean the same thing but it would depend.

Answer 3

No

numbers 1 is stating that thing are though in different ways

whereas number 2 states that the thoughts being thought are different from each other thought.

Answer 4

No, 1 says what u perceive or think is different whereas 2 says different things which u perceive or think are not same.

Answer 5

No they aren't the same. 1 means that different things are thought about differently and 2 means that different things are thought to be different as in they are different becasue people think they are different